Reflection An entry that I synthesizes and identifies during this course was consolidation and refining the acquired skills in assessment and client management to attain a level of competency and proficiency to function independently in the nurse practitioner role. The most comforting aspect of my clinical rotation is the fact that my clinical preceptor is always referring to the clinical guidelines, utilizing evidenced based references, and discussing new advancements and changes in current practice.  I am very fortunate during my clinical I see a great variety of patients, from pediatric to elderly and psychiatric to gynecology.  This well rounded population of patients has allowed me to draw information from every class that I had taken thus far in the program. The wide mixture of patients and diagnoses has shown me that there are clinical guidelines for almost every diagnosis in every specialty that have been made available for practitioners to assess and follow.  Patient by patient, I have been exposed to numerous different guidelines and realize that I will never know the details of ever one, but I am thankful that I have been shown where to find the resources and how to utilize them.  In addition to the great amount of medical wisdom that I acquired during my clinical rotation I also gained a lot of knowledge about ICD 10 codes.  I have come to understand that providers must have a clear understanding of diagnosis and billing codes to ensure that they are charging the patient appropriately and not committing medical fraud.  I am grateful that my preceptor provided me with information on how to bill and charge for visits and procedures.  Overall, I have learning a lot over the last seven week about health care finance and am looking forward to increasing my skill and comfort level in the financial arena next semester. The course content was straight forward and there was no challenge associated with it. The emotional feeling associated at this point I would say sometime you see the patient and you know what will be plan of care and medication to prescribe however you do not have legal ability to prescribe. I looking forward to the board exam as soon as possible and start applying what I have learned throughout this program. Reflection A n entry that I synthesizes and identifies during this course was c onsolidat ion and refining the acquired skills in assessment and client management to attain a level of competency and proficiency to function independently in the nurse practitioner role. The most comforting aspect of my clinical rotation is the fact that my clinical preceptor is always referring to the clinical guidelines, utilizing evidenced based references, and discussing new advancements and changes in current practice. I am very fortunate during my cl inical I see a great variety of patients, from pediatric to elderly and psy chiatric to gynecology. This well rounded population of patients has allowed me t ...

1. Reflection
An entry that I synthesizes and identifies during this course was
consolidation and refining the acquired skills in assessment and
client management to attain a level of competency and
proficiency to function independently in the nurse practitioner
role. The most comforting aspect of my clinical rotation is the
fact that my clinical preceptor is always referring to the clinical
guidelines, utilizing evidenced based references, and discussing
new advancements and changes in current practice. I am very
fortunate during my clinical I see a great variety of patients,
from pediatric to elderly and psychiatric to gynecology. This
well rounded population of patients has allowed me to draw
information from every class that I had taken thus far in the
program. The wide mixture of patients and diagnoses has shown
me that there are clinical guidelines for almost every diagnosis
in every specialty that have been made available for
practitioners to assess and follow. Patient by patient, I have
been exposed to numerous different guidelines and realize that I
will never know the details of ever one, but I am thankful that I
have been shown where to find the resources and how to utilize
them. In addition to the great amount of medical wisdom that I
acquired during my clinical rotation I also gained a lot of
knowledge about ICD 10 codes. I have come to understand that
providers must have a clear understanding of diagnosis and
billing codes to ensure that they are charging the patient
appropriately and not committing medical fraud. I am grateful
that my preceptor provided me with information on how to bill
and charge for visits and procedures. Overall, I have learning a
lot over the last seven week about health care finance and am
looking forward to increasing my skill and comfort level in the
financial arena next semester.
The course content was straight forward and there was no
challenge associated with it. The emotional feeling associated at
this point I would say sometime you see the patient and you

2. know what will be plan of care and medication to prescribe
however you do not have legal ability to prescribe. I looking
forward to the board exam as soon as possible and start
applying what I have learned throughout this program.
Reflection
A
n entry that
I
synthesizes and identifies
during this
course
was c
onsolidat
ion and
refining
the acquired skills in assessment and client management to
attain a level of competency
and proficiency to function independently in the nurse
practitioner role.
The most comforting
aspect of my clinical rotation is the fact that my clinical
preceptor is
always referring to the
clinical guidelines, utilizing evidenced based references, and
discussing new advancements and
changes in current practice.

3. I am very fortunate during
my
cl
inical
I see a great variety of
patients, from pediatric to elderly and psy
chiatric to gynecology.
This well rounded population
of patients
has
allowed me to draw information from every class that I had
taken thus far in the
program.
The wide mixture of patients and diagnoses has shown me that
there are clinical
guidelines for a
lmost every diagnosis in every specialty that have been made
available for
practitioners to assess and follow.
Patient by patient, I have been exposed to numerous different
guidelines and realize that I will never know the details of ever
one, but I am th
ankful that I have
been shown where to find the resources and how to utilize them.
In addition to the great amount
of medical wisdom that I acquired during my clinical rotation I
also gained a lot of knowledge
about ICD 10 codes.

4. I have come to understan
d that providers must have a clear understanding
of diagnosis and billing codes to ensure that they are charging
the patient appropriately and not
committing medical fraud.
I am grateful that my preceptor provided me with information
on
how to bill and ch
arge for visits and procedures.
Overall, I have learning a lot over the last seven
week about health care finance and am looking forward to
increasing my skill and comfort level
in the financial arena next semester.
The course content was straight forward
and there was no challenge associated with it.
The emotional feeling associated at this point I would say
sometime you see the patient and you
know what will be plan of care and medication to prescribe
however you do not have legal
ability to prescribe. I
looking forward to the board exam as soon as possible and start
applying
what I have learned throughout this program.